Free to enter, free to park, and then $3 to $6 per activity — which makes it the cheapest short visit and one of the more expensive long ones, since a $24 all-day pass across a family of four is $96.
No admission or parking fee. Individual activities run $3-$6 each; an all-day pass bundling most attractions is $24. Pony rides $5, weekends only, 60 lb weight limit. October night add-ons: Haunted Treasure Forest Hayride $13, Cosmic Cornmaze $8. Under 2 free on select activities.
Free to walk in. Your spend here is whatever you choose — pumpkins, food, and any paid activities. That makes it a low-risk stop if you are not sure how long the kids will last.
Yahoo Farm uses the pricing structure we generally like best: nothing at the gate, nothing to park, and then you buy what you actually do. Individual activities are $3 to $6. An all-day pass bundling most attractions is $24. That means the farm works for two completely different visits — the twenty-minute stop that costs a fiver, and the full day that costs a hundred for a family — and you get to choose which one you are having.
The arithmetic is worth doing in the car park rather than at the window. With activities at $3 to $6, a $24 pass needs roughly four to eight activities per person before it pays for itself. Two adults and two children on passes is $96, which is more than most all-inclusive farms in north Georgia charge. If your realistic plan is a hayride, the corn maze and the corn cannon, buying those individually is meaningfully cheaper. If your children will genuinely do everything, the pass is the right call. What you should not do is buy four passes reflexively because it feels tidier.
The Sunday 2pm pumpkin hunt costs nothing, and neither does entry or parking. For a family with a toddler whose cooperation is not guaranteed, that combination is worth more than any attraction list — you can drive up, take the photographs, walk out after fifteen minutes and have spent nothing.
The pony rides are $5, weekends only, and carry a 60-pound weight limit. That is a specific and fairly low ceiling, and it is the sort of detail that turns into a scene at the rail if a child has been promised a pony ride on the drive up. Weigh the expectation before you set it.
The other is the October night programme. The four extended Saturdays — the 3rd, 10th, 17th and 24th — run to 10pm and add the Haunted Treasure Forest Hayride at $13 and the Cosmic Cornmaze at $8. Those are described separately from the $24 pass, which is said to cover most attractions. Whether most includes them is not something we can confirm, so ask before you assume a $24 wristband gets you a $21 evening.
The pumpkins here are grown on site. That is a real distinction and it is what north Georgia farming above the fall line makes possible — you are picking a crop, not selecting from stock that arrived on a lorry. Pickens County in October delivers the version of autumn the season is supposed to have, which is lovely at noon and genuinely cold at nine at night. If you are staying for one of the late Saturdays, dress for the second of those, not the first.
One planning caveat to close on. The farm has published its opening day and its four special Saturdays but no closing date for 2026. Assume the season runs into early November at the farm’s discretion and pumpkin supply, and ring ahead if you are going late.
A Sunday, if you want the free pumpkin hunt at 2pm, or one of the four October Saturdays the farm stays open to 10pm — the 3rd, 10th, 17th and 24th — if you want the night programme. Opening day is September 19, 2026 with regular hours of 10am to 6pm. No closing date has been published for 2026, so a November trip is a gamble. Pony rides run at weekends only.
As long or as short as you like, which is the point of the pricing model. Ninety minutes and two activities is a legitimate visit here; so is a full day on the $24 pass.
The four extended October Saturdays are the busiest, since the night events only run on those dates. Weekday and Sunday visits during the daytime are the calm end. Pickens County sits on the Atlanta-to-mountains route, so late October weekends bring leaf-season through-traffic on top of farm traffic.
Free, which the farm states explicitly. Assume a field surface, so flat closed shoes and an eye on the forecast after rain.
You want everything included in one price without doing arithmetic. The per-activity model rewards people who plan and punishes people who say yes to whatever the children point at. Also skip the pony ride if your child is over 60 pounds — there is a weight limit and it will be enforced at the rail, not at the car.
Nothing to enter and nothing to park. Individual activities run $3 to $6 each, and an all-day pass bundling most attractions is $24. Pony rides are $5, weekends only. The October night events are extra: $13 for the Haunted Treasure Forest Hayride and $8 for the Cosmic Cornmaze.
Only if you are staying a while. At $24 against $3 to $6 per activity, the pass needs roughly four to eight activities per person to pay for itself. For a family of four that is $96 committed up front, so if you are there for two hours the individual pricing is the better deal.
The farm has not published a 2026 closing date. It has published an opening day of September 19 and four extended Saturday nights in October, but nothing about when the season ends. Call 770-735-3638 before a November trip.
Opens September 19, 2026 (closing date not published). Daily during the season, with special Saturday night events in October. Hours: 10am-6pm; October Saturdays 10am-10pm.
Admission is free. No admission or parking fee. Individual activities run $3-$6 each; an all-day pass bundling most attractions is $24. Pony rides $5, weekends only, 60 lb weight limit. October night add-ons: Haunted Treasure Forest Hayride $13, Cosmic Cornmaze $8. Under 2 free on select activities.
4729 Waleska Hwy 108, Jasper, GA 30143, in Pickens County. It is one of 14 patches we track in North Georgia.
We track 14 patches in North Georgia, 6 of which are free to walk into. Entry here costs nothing, which puts it in the minority even in a region with several free options.
What sets it apart locally: it has an after-dark attraction, which most North Georgia patches on our list do not.
yahoofarm.com
Checked August 2026.